Although having no audience, the Chiodos boys keep their performance loud and deliver it in high energy.
- December 1, 2010
AceShowbiz -
Chiodos have made public a music video filmed to support their latest single "Caves". In the clip directed by John Stephens, this post-hardcore band take their performance to the desert, not caring about the sun blazing hot, let alone the fact that there is no one in sight to watch them.
"Caves" is taken from Chiodos' third studio album "Illuminaudio" which has been in stores since October this year. The effort becomes the band's first release since Brandon Bolmer and Tanner Wayne joined them to replace singer Craig Owens and drummer Derrick Frost respectively.
"[It] means a new chapter, it means change, and a fresh start. Some of the songs are very personal, and I'm happy to have that," Bolmer said of the album. "There is a meaning and point to each song, and when put together, it creates something that I will remember for the rest of my life."
